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Five Keys to a Vibrant Economy
On the third anniversary of his passing, we remember M. Stanton Evans economic advice, and take note on how we are doing following it.
White House Prison Reform Efforts Supported by Initial Findings by a Florida State University Research Project
A Florida State University research project will research how certain prison reforms will reduce the amount of ex-inmates committing crimes and will help them adjust to civilian life, which aligns with the Trump administration’s recently-outlined principles.
Taxpayers Subsidize Foreign Students
And wait until you see where it comes from.
Millennial Group Critical of Amazon HQ2, Emphasizing Corporate Welfare’s Ills
Generation Opportunity, a pro-free market Millennial grassroots organization, published a digital ad that criticizes localities for pushing corporate handouts to land Amazon HQ2.
Cash Cow Government-Sanctioned California University
During the Obama years, the federal government virtually declared war on so-called “visa mills,” usually aiming its fire at for-profit universities. Evidently, they missed at least one non-profit that fits that description. “The State of…
CNN Rebuts Parkland Student’s Claim
CNN denied the claim of a Parkland student that the network tried to script him for a town hall meeting that followed the tragic shooting at the Florida school.
‘Black History Month’ Food Controversy at New York University
New York University was the subject of a food vendor controversy, where several employees created a ‘Black History Month’ themed menu that sparked outrage due to the menu featuring watermelon-flavored water and other allegedly stereotypical foods associated with African-Americans.
Are Liberal Arts Majors Working?
The American Academy of Arts and Sciences (AAAS) is trying to prove that liberal arts majors are gainfully employed but they’re not doing so all that clearly.
Media Cites ‘Presidential Greatness’ Survey, Neglects to Mention Anti-Trump Stances of Survey Subjects
Political scientists rank President Donald Trump dead-last among American presidents, but neglected to mention their past statements against many of Trump’s policies in their survey, which calls into question their neutrality in the survey.
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Professors Call for Gun Violence Research
At taxpayer expense, of course. Apparently it never occurs to them to pursue a public good on their own dime.
UConn Plans to Host Women’s March Leader Linda Sarsour for Women’s History Month Speech
UConn announced their next on-campus speaker: Women’s March organizer Linda Sarsour, who advocates for sharia law and has ties to a Palestinian terrorist.
Anti-Trump Setback: Lehigh Won’t Rescind Honorary Degree
Faculty at Lehigh University petitioned the university’s board to rescind an honorary degree to Donald Trump, but the board declined and cited how the degree was awarded twenty-nine years ago.
Chelsea Manning to Speak at UCLA on ‘Public Ethics’
In an ironic move, UCLA announced that Chelsea Manning will be speaking at the university on the subject of “public ethics.”
Purdue Revises Online Writing Guide after Controversy of the Word ‘Man’
Purdue University has an online writing guide which warned students against using the word “man” out of fear that it would offend people and would be considered too sexist, but changed it after it was reported on.
Five Keys to a Vibrant Economy
On the third anniversary of his passing, we remember M. Stanton Evans economic advice, and take note on how we are doing following it.
Cornell Student Congress Calls for Segregated Housing for Asian Students
The Cornell University Resident Student Congress passed a unanimous resolution to have an Asian and Asian-American-only residential floor in a residence hall.
Columbia Teaches Social Justice Songwriting To Teens
Is the Teacher’s College at Columbia showing teenagers how to go viral or get a virus?
Academic Study Shows Fewer School Shootings
Despite the media attention that school shootings such as the tragedy in Parkland generate, the number of such incidents has actually gone down considerably over the past three decades, according to a recently released academic study.
New Answer For Declining Test Scores: Ennui
A study from the University of Arkansas may have stumbled upon one reason for declining test scores–apathy.
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UConn Plans to Host Women’s March Leader Linda Sarsour for Women’s History Month Speech
Anti-Trump Setback: Lehigh Won’t Rescind Honorary Degree
Chelsea Manning to Speak at UCLA on ‘Public Ethics’
Purdue Revises Online Writing Guide after Controversy of the Word ‘Man’
Cornell Student Congress Calls for Segregated Housing for Asian Students
Black Lives Matter Exposed
Book Review
Fact-Checking History’s First Draft
Journalism, the old cliché goes, is the first draft of history. Unfortunately, it rarely gets through rewrites before it hits the classroom. Yesterday’s headlines often look a bit silly when viewed through a microfiche, and…
Coming to a university near you
Before you find him on offer as a university speaker or course, you may want to read the meticulously documented story of Cop killer Mumia Abu-Jamal by former Accuracy in Academia executive director Dan Flynn.
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